Kim Ung-Yong
Kim Ung-Yong was civil Engineer and have highest IQ level 210 ever recorded.He was Born in Seoul, South Korea. At the age of six months he began forming sentences and speaking and at the age of three, he could read in different languages including Korean,Japanese, German and English.
Michael Kearney
Born in Hawaii, Michael Kearney was youngest graduate , who received his bachelor degree at the age of ten years, from the University of South Alabama. He was Diagnosed with ADHD at a young age, his parents refused to treat him with Ritalin. Kearney received a degree in doctorate in chemistry at age 22.
Akrit Jaswal
Indian boy Akrit Jaswal incredibly performed his first surgical procedure on an eight year old girl at the tender age of seven. Shooting to fame and appearing on the Oprah Winfrey Show, Jaswal became the youngest person to ever attend university in India and is thought to have claimed to have found a cure for cancer.
Kathleen Holtz
Born in 1989, Kathleen Holtz entered California State University as a ten year old, graduating with a degree in philosophy. Holtz began law school as a fifteen year old and became the youngest lawyer in the country by the age of eighteen. In the Tv Series Barely Legal, Holtz is played by Hillary Duff.
Sufiah Yusof
In 1997, Yusof was accepted to Oxford to study mathematics at the age of thirteen years. A few short years later she disappeared and was found working at an internet café as a way of escaping the pressure she claimed was placed on her by her parents. Leading a troubled life in the years following, Yusof worked as a prostitute and is now a social worker.
Ted Kaczynski
Theodore John “Ted” Kaczynski became an infamous household name as the Unabomber. He opposed modern industrialization in favour of nature-based anarchy. Accepted in to Harvard University at the age of sixteen, he eventually went on to earn a PhD in Mathematics at the University of Michigan.
William Rowan Hamilton
Irishman William Rowan Hamilton became a master of languages at an early age learning Latin, Greek and Hebrew by the age of five. By thirteen, he knew thirteen different languages, including Sanscrit, Persian, Italian, Arabic, Syriac and Indian dialects. He went on to become a mathematician who was appointed Professor of Astronomy, Director of the Dunsink Observatory and the Royal Astronomer of Ireland while he was still studying as a university student.
